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Really good kata. Lots of thinking, typing and learning. Well done!
So good haha!
You don't want to be patronized?
I tried very very hard to understand what you do not understand. Everything is written down. What is not to understand about the line below? Is it maybe the word 'standard' that you read as 'allocation of seats excluding residual seats'? No clue, the sentence below talks about 'standard allocation' as opposed to 'allocation within combination'.
'A combination is treated as 1 party but after the standard allocation the seats gathered by the combination need to be allocated again to its individual members.'
Keep opposing bad specs! You will not find them in this kata.
Don't patronise me, in my long career I've always challenged bad specs.
Everything you need to know is in the description. Just read better. From my 30 years of experience that is sometimes hard for developers (also when I read the comments here).
And yes, kata is hard. I did the kata myself too and had a problem with it.
Made playground in c# sealed and added image.
Added a new image.
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The goal is:
It does not state that only hands within a single game are compared. So, a non issue to me.
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basic poker hand rankings:
Thx, now I know that I need realy learn poker rules for this kata. Better skip it :D
Most probably because in the input of the test case, which you did not show, the four of a kind hand was stronger than the other one.
Are python tests broken? "2S AH 2H AS AC should equal AS AD AC AH JD" Why Full Hous should equal Four of a kind?
This is one of the random tests.
I didn't quite get the phrase "Every puzzle has only one possible solution."
It turned out Clue is not distinct.
Each puzzle has only one possible solution, but a clue may describe more than one solution.
Thank you for your reply!
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